All QS articles – Page 26
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What are you doing about gender pay gap reporting?
New rules on publishing gender pay gap data have come into force, and many in construction appear to be ahead of the curve in planning their strategies
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News
Canadian giant told to ink £2bn Atkins deal or face rival offer
SNC-Lavalin has until 1 May to make firm offer to form combined £7bn-revenue global consultancy powerhouse
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Atkins in £2bn takeover talks with Canadian engineer
Listed UK engineer’s shares soar on takeover approach from SNC-Lavalin
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Mace may still sue HS2 after crunch talks flounder
MPs also monitoring row over controversial tender after CH2M walked away from £170m deal last week
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Fledgling consultant chalks up major London jobs
Programme manager Real PM picks up work on schemes including Battersea Power Station
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Contractors facing multiple Brexit threats, warns Alinea
Profit margins are holding steady but challenges await
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Features
Drones: Something in the air
Put it this way: would you rather inspect the slipform of a tall tower by dangling off the 45th storey or by sending up a drone to do the job?
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Mace warns HS2 legal action still on the cards in contract dispute
Threat comes a day after CH2M walked away from disputed deal
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T&T bags role on two schemes for Durham University
The University is aiming to build a new teaching and learning centre and enhance its sports park
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RICS to publish global construction standard
Standard already being rolled out by some firms, including Arup
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Ramboll and Arup nab £6bn Germany-to-Denmark tunnel
Femern tunnel will be the longest immersed undersea tunnel in the world
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Gleeds and O'Rourke ink £350m Welsh hospital deal
Work is expected to start on the 55,000 m2 project this August
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Comment
Price rises from suppliers should be challenged
Material costs are on the up but housing associations can secure better deals from the supply chain if they know how
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Why Mipim matters
This year’s Mipim is set to be just as jam-packed as 2016, with about 23,000 participants from 90 countries
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Features
Consultants' salary survey 2017: The bold and the bountiful
Strong hiring intentions and employee caution post the Brexit vote mean those prepared to move jobs could be richly rewarded - as may firms prepared to be aggressive in sourcing new hires
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Atkins scoops £250m west London college
Firm to design college campus that’s part of a wider £500m mixed-use scheme
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Comment
Mind the tender price gap
Cost pressures have hit new highs, creating a lag between initial project costs and the final tender price, so what’s to be done?
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Comment
The need for International Women's Day
Gender equality in the workplace is not a ‘women’s issue’, the fact that it is still an aspiration has huge economic implications for us all